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depolice

depolice verb: to remove the police or policing from.

Verb

depolice (third-person singular simple present depolices, present participle depolicing, simple past and past participle depoliced)

  1. (transitive) To remove the police or policing from.

Forms of depolice

third-person singular presentdepolices
present participledepolicing
past participledepoliced
pastdepoliced

Origin of depolice

From de- + police.

Questions about depolice

What does depolice mean?
Depolice means to remove the police or policing from.
What part of speech is depolice?
Depolice is a verb.
What is the past tense of depolice?
The past tense of depolice is depoliced.

Words near depolice in the dictionary

  1. depolarized
  2. depolarizer
  3. depolarizers
  4. depolarizes
  5. depolarizing
  6. depolice
  7. depoliced
  8. depolices
  9. depolicing
  10. depolish
  11. depolished

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